Belarus Adoption

This program is: suspended
Belarus adoptions have been suspended while new legislation is considered.
In 2008, U.S. citizens adopted approximately no children from Belarus. Once the program re-opens, the children available for adoption will likely include boys and girls, ages 6 months to 16 years, healthy and special needs. These children reside in orphanages. Since visa processing in completed in Poland, a trip to Warsaw is necessary once formalities are completed in Belarus.
View all Belarus adoption agencies in the Adoption Directory or choose another country.
View all Belarus adoption agencies in the Adoption Directory or choose another country.
See other Belarus Adoption Agencies.
Travel required: Yes; both parents (if married) must travel; one trip, approximately ten days.
Convention Country?: Yes.
Singles accepted: Yes
Other: Visa processing is done in Warsaw, Poland; child must maintain Belarusian citizenship until age 18 (dual citizenship), with post-placement reports.
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